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Protein Kinase May Trigger Malignant Melanomas
Researchers have found that mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK), which is inactive in benign moles, is turned on in early-stage malignant melanomas, where it activates two genes that encode for proteins that stimulate angiogenesis and cancerous growth. More...18 Dec 2002
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